2008 Mini Challenge UK

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The 2008 Mini Challenge season was the seventh season of the Mini Challenge UK. The season started on 27 April at Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit and ended on 32 September at Rockingham Motor Speedway. The season featured seven rounds across the UK.

Contents

Calendar

RoundCircuitDateClassesRaces
1 Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit 26–27 AprilAll3
2 Pembrey Circuit 10–11 MayAll4
3 Croft Circuit 14–15 JuneAll2
4 Castle Combe 19–20 JulyAll3
5 Donington Park 2–3 AugustAll3
6 Brands Hatch 24–25 AugustAll2
7 Rockingham Motor Speedway 27–28 SeptemberAll3

Entry list

TeamNo.DriverRounds
Cooper S Class
Maximum Motorsport 2Gary KounnisAll
3Steve Woods1
5 Stewart Lines 1, 3-5
Coastal Racing6Jake Packun1-6
9James Williams1-6
Carl Bradley7
23Chris Panayiotou3-7
69Ant ScraggAll
Forster Motorsport 7 Arthur Forster 1-6
Steve Meli7
8Joachim Ritter2
Andrew Bailey4-7
12Jack StanfordAll
30 Martin Depper All
66Steve LiquorishAll
Mini Motorsport14Shaun King4-5
Advent Motorsport16Mark Drury5
OX4 Racing51Richard Miller5-6
Redline Racing 77Jason Greatrex1
Malvern Motorsport99Andy Beever1-6
Cooper Class
Advent Motorsport4Antony WilliamsAll
15Chris Mohan1
Kristian White3
17Joel Wroe-Johnson1-2
933-7
19Sarah ParsonsAll
20Graham ParsonsAll
42Dawn BoydAll
76Peter Slevin1, 7
Arthur Williams2
Tim Crighton3-4
Privateer10Michelle Nixon1-6
Privateer18Nina-Jo AtkinsonAll
Privateer22Rebecca Nuttall1-2
Robershaw Racing31Keith IssattAll
Privateer33Craig Dawson4-7
Waddington Motorsport35Josh WaddingtonAll
79Aston BlakeAll
Mark Fish Motorsport65Jason Richardson5-7

Championship standings

Scoring system

Championship points were awarded for the first 15 positions in each Championship Race. Entries were required to complete 75% of the winning car's race distance in order to be classified and earn points. There were bonus points awarded for Pole Position and Fastest Lap.

Championship Race points
Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  11th  12th  13th  14th  15th 
Points201715131110987654321

Drivers' Championship

Cooper S Class

PosDriver SNE PEM CRO CAS DON BHI ROC Pts
1 Martin Depper 2211242323112351Ret222331
2Jack Stanford11363832322255131111330
3Jake Packun105424211161283122Ret232
4Andy Beever545473545899624103192
5Steve Liquorish999885476981188886464178
6Ant Scragg43Ret956Ret54Ret510493Ret257DNS169
7Gary Kounnis67856107RetDNS11357410557Ret5164
8 Arthur Forster 3Ret23119RetDNS1Ret3RetDNSDNSRetRet135
9James Williams810779768Ret4114Ret10949130
10Chris Panayiotou98107796116468DNS102
11Shaun King7461Ret662
12 Stewart Lines RetRetRet6756Ret1213756
13Andrew BaileyRet10Ret1071277Ret5Ret54
14Steve Meli33346
15Steve Wood78627
16Joachim Ritter10109927
17Richard Miller1111149827
18Jason Greatrex116DNS15
19Carl BradleyDNS4DNS13
20Mark DruryRet12137

Cooper Class

PosDriver SNE PEM CRO CAS DON BHI ROC Pts
1Graham Parsons2RetRetRetDNS412211112213557273
2Keith Issatt31221Ret9136336DSQ1074445247
3Josh Waddington4695451034107525349321240
4Joel Wroe-Johnson624123391135RetRetRet666232228
5Antony Williams15177Ret479564334227RetRet226
6Aston BlakeDNS386926Ret7412854555663193
7Michelle Nixon543331210889Ret868Ret7170
8Craig DawsonRet4641131114168
9Sarah Parsons775DNS5754678Ret7RetDNS912989142
10Dawn Boyd9Ret7466Ret812910Ret97788876142
11Nina-Jo Atkinson111011810981110Ret11710RetRet1011111111102
12Tim Crighton5122284
13Peter Slevin89610101043
14Jason RichardsonRet89Ret10Ret9836
15Arthur Williams988732
16Kristian White6521
17Chris Mohan1081027
18Rebecca Nuttall1211Ret1011RetDNS20

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